The three newly promoted sides—Hull City, Coventry City, and Ipswich Town—dominate trader expectations for relegation from the 2026-27 Premier League. These clubs returned to the top flight after long absences and face the typical challenges of limited Premier League squad depth, higher wage bills relative to revenue, and the step up in physical and tactical intensity. Pre-season models and bookmakers consistently price them as the clearest candidates, with Hull viewed as the highest risk due to its play-off route and summer PSR constraints. Early results show mixed form, including strong starts for Hull and Ipswich, yet historical patterns of promoted sides struggling remain the dominant narrative. Teams such as Sunderland, facing potential second-season adjustment, and mid-table sides like Fulham and Crystal Palace register as longer shots but could enter the conversation if results deteriorate amid fixture congestion or key absences.